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Jomegat: /* Making soap */

2010-01-07T23:12:30Z

Making soap

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2010-01-01T21:16:53Z

Intro

Jomegat: /* Making soap from lard. */

2008-11-25T02:05:11Z

Making soap from lard.

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2008-11-25T02:02:56Z

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Jomegat: /* Making soap from lard. */

2007-11-20T16:59:17Z

Making soap from lard.

Jomegat: /* Making soap from lard. */

2007-07-05T03:14:32Z

Making soap from lard.

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Re-edited info from http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Do-It-Yourself/Soap on WikiBooks.

===Making soap from lard.===

'''Equipment'''
*[[w:Lard|Lard]] or some sort of fat.
*[[w:Sodium Hydroxide|Sodium Hydroxide]] (NaOH), also known as [[w:lye|lye]].
*[[w:Glass beaker|Glass beaker]] and [[w:stirring rod|stirring rod]].
*[[w:Bunsen burner|Bunsen burner]] or other means of heating solution.
*[[w:Mold|Mold]] for making soap bars (any flexible plastic container).

*[[w:vinegar|Vinegar]] just in case.

{| background="orange" border=1 cellpadding=5 cellspacing=5 style="background-color: orange" width="100%"
|-
|'''Read SAFETY NOTES (below) !!!'''
|}

'''Safety Notes'''

* [[w:Glove|Glove]]s, [[w:labcoat|labcoat]] and appropriate [[w:eyeware|eyeware]] should be worn when handling the Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH).
*You should do this in a well-ventilated area, preferably in a [[w:fume hood|fume hood]].
*'''DO NOT BREATHE THE FUMES'''.
*Wash with [[w:vinegar|vinegar]] if you get some on your skin (have some vinegar handy before starting the experiment) - '''DO NOT wash with water!'''.
*Mixing [[w:lye|lye]] with water results in a chemical reaction that creates extreme heat - hence, washing lye off your hands (for example) with water will only initiate that reaction on your hand, resulting in chemical burn.

{| background="orange" border=1 cellpadding=5 cellspacing=5 style="background-color: orange" width="100%"
|-
|'''Read SAFETY NOTES (above) !!!'''
|}

'''What to do'''

# Place 16 oz. of lard (or any other fat, such as oil or butter) in a [[w:beaker|beaker]].
# In another container add 2.1 oz. (59.5 g) of [[w:Sodium Hydroxide|Sodium Hydroxide]] (NaOH) to 6 oz. (170g) of water (do not ''add water to [[w:Sodium Hydroxide|Sodium Hydroxide]] (NaOH)'' - it will splatter) stir to dissolve and let cool to 110 F.
# Melt fat under low heat to 110º F (49 ºC) and add the [[w:Sodium Hydroxide|Sodium Hydroxide]] (NaOH) solution while stirring until the base has completely reacted with the [[w:Lard|lard]] (about 20 to 30 minutes)
# Pour the mixture of base and lard into molds.
# Let this cool and sit for a day or two. Let the soap cakes cure for three weeks before using.

'''Additional Soapmaking References'''
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Making_soap#The_history_and_process_of_soap_making History and Process of Soap Making]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_process Cold process for Soapmaking]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melt_and_pour Melt and Pour process for Soapmaking]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebatching Rebatching technique]

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 *You should do this in a well-ventilated area, preferably in a fume hood or outdoors.
 *'''DO NOT BREATHE THE FUMES'''.
 *Wash with vinegar if you get some on your skin (have some vinegar handy before starting the experiment) - '''DO NOT wash with water!'''.
 *Mixing lye with water results in a chemical reaction that creates extreme heat - hence, washing lye off your hands (for example) with water will only initiate that reaction on your hand, resulting in chemical burn.
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 # In another container add 2.1 oz. (59.5 g) of Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) to 6 oz. (170g) of water (do not ''add water to Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH)'' - it will splatter) stir to dissolve and let cool to 110 F.
 # Melt fat under low heat to 110°F (49°C) and add the Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) solution while stirring until the base has completely reacted with the fat (about 20 to 30 minutes)
-# Pour the mixture of base and lard into molds.
+# Pour the mixture into molds.
 # Let this cool and sit for a day or two. Let the soap cakes cure for three weeks before using.

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 '''Equipment'''
-*[[w:Lard|Lard]] or some sort of fat.
+*Any sort of animal or vegetable fat.
-*[[w:Sodium Hydroxide|Sodium Hydroxide]] (NaOH), also known as [[w:lye|lye]].
+*Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH), also known as lye.
-*[[w:Glass beaker|Glass beaker]] and [[w:stirring rod|stirring rod]].
+*Glass beaker and stirring rod.
-*[[w:Bunsen burner|Bunsen burner]] or other means of heating solution.
+*Bunsen burner or other means of heating solution.
-*[[w:Mold|Mold]] for making soap bars (any flexible plastic container).
+*Mold for making soap bars (any flexible plastic container).
-*[[w:vinegar|Vinegar]] just in case.
+*Vinegar, just in case.
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-* [[w:Glove|Glove]]s, [[w:labcoat|labcoat]] and appropriate [[w:eyewear|eyewear]] should be worn when handling the Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH).
+* Gloves, labcoat and appropriate eyewear should be worn when handling the Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH).
-*You should do this in a well-ventilated area, preferably in a [[w:fume hood|fume hood]] or outdoors.
+*You should do this in a well-ventilated area, preferably in a fume hood or outdoors.
 *'''DO NOT BREATHE THE FUMES'''.
-*Wash with [[w:vinegar|vinegar]] if you get some on your skin (have some vinegar handy before starting the experiment) - '''DO NOT wash with water!'''.
+*Wash with vinegar if you get some on your skin (have some vinegar handy before starting the experiment) - '''DO NOT wash with water!'''.
-*Mixing [[w:lye|lye]] with water results in a chemical reaction that creates extreme heat - hence, washing lye off your hands (for example) with water will only initiate that reaction on your hand, resulting in chemical burn.
+*Mixing lye with water results in a chemical reaction that creates extreme heat - hence, washing lye off your hands (for example) with water will only initiate that reaction on your hand, resulting in chemical burn.
 |-
 |align="center" |'''<big> SAFETY NOTES</big>'''
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 '''What to do'''
-# Place 16 oz. of lard (or any other fat, such as oil or butter) in a [[w:beaker|beaker]].
+# Place 16 oz. of any fat, such as oil or butter in a beaker.
-# In another container add 2.1 oz. (59.5 g) of [[w:Sodium Hydroxide|Sodium Hydroxide]] (NaOH) to 6 oz. (170g) of water (do not ''add water to [[w:Sodium Hydroxide|Sodium Hydroxide]] (NaOH)'' - it will splatter) stir to dissolve and let cool to 110 F.
+# In another container add 2.1 oz. (59.5 g) of Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) to 6 oz. (170g) of water (do not ''add water to Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH)'' - it will splatter) stir to dissolve and let cool to 110 F.
-# Melt fat under low heat to 110º F (49 ºC) and add the [[w:Sodium Hydroxide|Sodium Hydroxide]] (NaOH) solution while stirring until the base has completely reacted with the [[w:Lard|lard]] (about 20 to 30 minutes)
+# Melt fat under low heat to 110°F (49°C) and add the Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) solution while stirring until the base has completely reacted with the fat (about 20 to 30 minutes)
 # Pour the mixture of base and lard into molds.
 # Let this cool and sit for a day or two. Let the soap cakes cure for three weeks before using.

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